It wasn't something that necessarily fazed me in any way.
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She isn't fazed, however, and quickly mixes up our drinks.
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Meanwhile, Bregier wasn't fazed by the recent oil price volatility.
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But the rapidly fading alternative smartphone market hasn't fazed Jolla.
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But the recent loss seems like it hasn't fazed Ojeda.
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Mr. Sedaris was not fazed by this piece of information.
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And for some reason, no one is fazed by it.
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Not all investors are fazed by the hotly anticipated event.
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He and his fans do not seem to be fazed.
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The happy pooch didn't seem to be fazed by his predicament.
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Hedman has already proven that he isn't fazed by the pressure.
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She was actually less fazed by the idea of a mastectomy.
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"Jordan is so much better at not getting fazed," Fletcher admits.
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One source tells PEOPLE Shookus isn't fazed by all the attention.
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Ms Vestager is not the type to be fazed by setbacks.
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He isn't fazed when fingertips are millimeters away from his face.
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He didn't seem fazed, though—probably because he's a metalhead himself.
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However, Pattinson told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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Trump said in an interview last year that she was not fazed.
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I'm not fazed by the way Maui is designed in this film.
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The mom of six didn't seem fazed by her daughter's comment, though.
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Smith said the Illini weren't fazed by the QB switch against Wisconsin.
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Those nasty hackers are it again — but Demi Lovato's not too fazed.
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But Kadzamira is a calm and impressively patient man, not easily fazed.
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Well, shocker ... A.V. wasn't fazed and CRUSHED the record ... hitting 28 kicks!
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Although O'Rourke was not on the list, he did not seem fazed.
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But Gurria wasn't particularly fazed by the threat of a trade war.
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Mr. Gordon said he was not fazed that others had pushed ahead.
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Hamas officials insisted they would not be fazed by Israel's subterranean wall.
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Even road bike companies get fazed by the loads in track cycling.
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If Saudi officials were fazed, they did not show it on Thursday.
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The Dunhams were not fazed by the lack of top-flight entertainers.
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But Booker ultimately wasn't fazed by the possible political backlash, Cerf said.
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Opponents of the creation of the reserve weren't fazed by the revisions.
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Leather jacket dude doesn't seem fazed and calls you all soccer moms.
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But the people at NERC didn't seem to be fazed by it.
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GULLIVER is rarely fazed by what happens below the line of his posts.
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"Our tired puppy Gauge wasn't even fazed by our Roomba!" says the caption.
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But our source insists Gomez isn&apost fazed by Bieber&aposs impending wedding.
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Trump's threats to dig up the past have not fazed, Hillary Clinton, however.
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But the conservative line in the House doesn't seem fazed by such dissonance.
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Kraft obviously knew the report was coming ... but didn't seem fazed one bit.
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He's not particularly fazed by President Trump's promises of a border wall, though.
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Investors in newly public Beyond Meat seem un-fazed by Tyson's new offerings.
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Indeed, China's notoriously speculative markets were little fazed by the news, with Shenzhen .
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His brush with death had fazed him less than his roiling dope sickness.
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I was stunned but not fazed because this racism wasn't my first encounter.
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As usual, Trump doesn't appear fazed by the mounting criticism of his lawyers.
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Those simmering problems have not fazed Warren E. Buffett, the bank's largest shareholder.
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By day, the surfer, Helmut Igel, is not fazed by six-foot waves.
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Mitt Romney wasn't fazed by Costco's Democrat connections back in the Obama years.
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Sinead O'Connor isn't fazed by Arsenio Hall's libel lawsuit against her in the least.
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One source tells PEOPLE Shookus isn't one to be fazed by all the drama.
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Meanwhile, Prince George didn't seem to be fazed by the commotion and headed downstairs.
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After all, Chrissy didn't look fazed when she seemingly fell asleep during the ceremony.
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First thing you say: I'm not fazed I hang around big stars all day
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Despite the morning's dramatic indictments, Trump did not seem outwardly fazed by the news.
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Ali's not fazed by the smack talk ... and gives a bit of his own.
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The constant legal and juridical fallout from this fazed neither him nor his supporters.
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As you can see ... she doesn't seem fazed in the slightest by her breakup.
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Consumers were barely fazed last year by June's decision to leave the European Union.
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No one on the train seems fazed by the magic that's unfolding before them.
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Molina Healthcare CEO J. Mario Molina isn't fazed by President Trump's Obamacare executive order.
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"You're not really sure because Coloradans aren't really fazed by weather," Mr. Carroll said.
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They weren't fazed by the sight of steel pipes at a nearby geothermal wellhead.
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But hey, Zlatan says he's not fazed at all ... question is, you believe him?
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When he is finally arrested, he isn't fazed by the bullets flying by him.
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Ezra probably won't be fazed by having a great-uncle who's younger than he is.
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It sounds like Ed was warned about haunted activity, but wasn't fazed ... at first anyway.
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It's no wonder that Ginsburg isn't fazed by any potential backlash to the powerful movement.
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But he doesn't appear too fazed, even though he expects more states to follow suit.
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Watching his possible challengers, Mr Trump did not appear to be fazed in the slightest.
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Meanwhile, Luna also isn't fazed by the addition to their family — at least for now.
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Trump said in an interview last year that she was not fazed by such talk.
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But today, she says she'd be far less fazed by a stranger's perception of her.
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Tiffany, however, isn't fazed by the optics of her coupling, given her dad's immigration politics.
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Bella Thorne and rapper Mod Sun, however, don't seem too fazed by the whole thing.
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I've been getting s**t since I was a kid ... and it's never fazed me.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. isn't fazed by former friend and Bachelorette alum Jef Holm's recent dig.
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I guess I've been doing it so long I don't get real fazed by it.
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Mr. Steiner, for one, did not seem fazed by all the competition in the area.
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He is big and brash enough not to be fazed by Trump at full steam.
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And Morant hardly seemed fazed as he spoke in the locker room on Friday afternoon.
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Krasner, for his part, doesn't seem fazed, dismissing McSwain's criticisms in a statement to Vox.
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If he knew of those episodes, Mr. Cornejo was not fazed, visiting repeatedly that winter.
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They looked death in the face and, as Marines usually do, didn't even get fazed.
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Some people might not be fazed when they leave behind a role they considered profound.
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Gabbard did not seem fazed by criticism of her position on Syria following the interview.
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As a frequent rider in self-driving cars, I wasn't entirely fazed by the situation.
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His fellow veterans aren't fazed by his hitting, and they're sure it'll come around in time.
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Trump said in an interview last year that she was not fazed by the affair allegations.
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Yes, but: Voters don't seem too fazed by having 24 Democrats to choose from in 2020.
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Through it all, Trump seems determined not to be fazed by the crisis enveloping his campaign.
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No one seems fazed by this loosely shrouded admission that what he's saying might be bunk.
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Jenkins didn't seem fazed by the football situation -- and was welcomed by the students and faculty.
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Chairman Paul McClintock told the AGM he was "not fazed in the slightest" by Lew's campaign.
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Kaczynski hasn't publicly responded to these actions and, on Twitter at least, didn't seem particularly fazed.
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Both are grounded personalities and, like Spieth, Connelly is unlikely to be fazed by his successful week.
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Ivanka isn't fazed when President Trump calls her "baby" or pats her on the bottom, Ward writes.
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Despite the curt response, Keagan wasn't particularly fazed, later offering up her own enthusiasm for the interview.
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"Working with the prince taught me to be discreet and not be fazed by anyone," she said.
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Out in the pasture, the cows looked at me curiously but didn't seem fazed by my presence.
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The couple, who have been married for 46 years, say they were never fazed by their ages.
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Investors were little fazed by North Korea's missile launch over Japan, which impacted indexes elsewhere in Asia.
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The news that Verizon recently sold the website to Automattic (the owners of WordPress) barely fazed us.
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And while the female computers weren't given the same respect as male engineers, that never fazed Johnson.
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Mainland China stocks appeared little fazed by North Korea, as they are largely driven by domestic factors.
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The jump in interest rates, with Treasury yields moving higher, has not fazed the stock market yet.
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Cardi B always keeps it real, so real in fact, that she's not even fazed by wardrobe malfunctions.
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He's reactionary and unsubtle, constantly fazed by the slightest of insults and addicted to all forms of attention.
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It's some pretty inflammatory stuff from Norm, but we're guessing he won't be fazed by any negative feedback.
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Kim Kardashian West didn't seem fazed by husband Kanye West's behavior at Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
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Far from being fazed by that experience, Domino responded with his first studio album in some 20 years.
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He doesn't seem fazed by Claire's anger over that whole almost-having-her-burned-as-a-witch brouhaha.
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But Steyer wasn't fazed, citing research to back up his point that it is important politically and scientifically.
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But on Sunday night Ms. Cook did not seem fazed by the possibility of a Secret Service visit.
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While plenty of people defended Kourtney from the (arguably pretty rude) question, the Poosh founder didn't seem fazed.
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But the delivery crews, workers and early risers navigating the streets before dawn on Tuesday were not fazed.
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The strange thing is some of the eggs are clearly broken, yet they don't seem fazed by it.
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Bannon favors disruptive action and isn't fazed by a little public outcry if it's in pursuit of sweeping change.
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CAT-AND-MOUSE While this regulatory sweep has forced some firms to shutter onshore offices, others are less fazed.
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I chew and swallow a very small piece but Kelly Laviolette is not fazed by its flavor at all.
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"They didn't look like they were even fazed by a good defensive team the last two games," Spoelstra said.
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And when Adam told his mom that he was gay, he recalled on Monday, she wasn't fazed at all.
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No one was fazed by the lyrics, and everyone seemed more interested in Priyanka doing attempting the Milly Rock.
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Markets were little fazed by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to order a inquiry into China's intellectual property practices.
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" While "Exit" may not be for everyone, Jarre isn't too fazed: "People will like it, people will hate it.
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But Trump's usual bullying tactics don't appear to have fazed the roughly three dozen members of the Freedom group.
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None of it fazed the European Central Bank, which took another small step back from crisis mode on Thursday.
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The Canadian renter expected to work with students from other countries and so wasn't fazed by slightly unusual behavior.
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Even though she's being faced with possibly the most terrifying thing of her life, she's not fazed by it.
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But as rain started to fall on Wednesday morning on Maui, Athena Walsh, a taxi driver, was not fazed.
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That is partly why administration aides weren't fazed over the weekend when reports emerged the talks had broken down.
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The Dodgers do not figure to be fazed for the remainder of the three-game series over the weekend.
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Not that this fazed Cohen's investors, who continued to pour money into the many-gallon jug that was SAC.
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Thankfully, I'm no longer that fazed by emails, but I still find it to be a source of anxiety.
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But it is unlikely that he will be fazed by anything the Chinese delegation throws at him this week.
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President Donald Trump's warning to North Korea of "fire and fury" has not fazed the markets, according to experts.
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But "Stomp" itself has become part of pop culture and an unqualified success, which hasn't fazed the founding duo.
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I wondered, for a moment, if I should have let the thought go unsaid, but Wise didn't seem fazed.
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To date, at least by outward appearance, the North Korean economy has not been much fazed by international sanctions.
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And Hill isn't fazed in the least by the comparisons folks are drawing between Booksmart and his 2007 comedy Superbad.
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She's branded herself as a silly and self-depreciating millennial who is not at all fazed by her enormous success.
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Shiloh did not seem fazed by her injury, which occurred over the holidays on a family vacation to the mountains.
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And as your neighborhood police officer rushes to your aid, you're not fazed that she's living with a different pronoun.
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None of this fazed the small children at a recent performance, however, as the actresses' gestures make their intentions clear.
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Trump said in an interview last year that she was not fazed by the scrutiny and dissection of her relationship.
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She may have been traveling for two months straight, but Hadid isn't fazed by it — because she's armed with concealer.
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But, Miller won't be fazed by Sanchez with a career made from competing against lightweight's big names in the past.
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None of this really fazed me, though, as I was geared up to dive into some great late-night food.
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Not that it fazed Australian musician Kirin J. Callinan, who has been criticised for his brand of "ironic" toxic masculinity.
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Yet, Vartorella does not seem fazed by man-made law, and chooses instead to live and die by the sword.
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But that has not fazed the party's leadership, which says that Britain's economic model is broken and requires radical reform.
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Still, some are holding on to hope and Marcinelli isn't fazed by the doubters who say secession just couldn't happen.
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Adam McKay, writer-director of the Dick Cheney biopic Vice, isn't fazed by the various reactions the film is inspiring.
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"You would think investors would be very worried about something like that … but investors weren't fazed at all," Hilmer said.
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They're unfazed, in part because they have to be; the white women are fazed, in part because they can be.
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Jansen, though, wasn't fazed, striking out Willson Contreras and getting Albert Almora Jr. on a groundout to end the inning.
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Yet no contender for the GOP nomination seems fazed by the ethics or legality of engaging in state-ordained torture.
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Mr. Putin is likely surprised, but not fazed, by the breadth of the world's collective response to the Skripal incident.
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City, by most assessments the best team in England and most likely the finest in Europe, did not seem fazed.
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French Montana's not fazed at all by Iggy Azalea dating a new dude ... because he's the one who ended their relationship.
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Jimmy Fallon has interviewed hundreds of celebrities during his time as host of The Tonight Show, and he never seems fazed.
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Though faced with the reality of sweeping streets for the remainder of his twilight years, Ramasamy, a devout Catholic, isn't fazed.
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Slightly fazed, but not discouraged, the group returned to Logan's home to apply bandages and eat dinner before resuming their mission.
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However, playing away from Madison Square Garden hasn't fazed the Rangers, who own an NHL-best 210-33-23 road record.
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Benner was relieved she didn't have to defend her daughter's choice and glad that Sophia wasn't fazed by the cashier's question.
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Like many of the president's most devoted followers, Ms. White insists that he is not fazed by the attacks on him.
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Like many of the president's most devoted followers, Ms. White insists that he is not fazed by the attacks on him.
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The other could eat an entire ham and wouldn't be fazed, so we lock the special-food one in the bathroom.
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Those who know Pacquiao well were not necessarily fazed by the outside distractions, which he has thrived on throughout his career.
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While fans have begun to question whether Cyrus is moving too fast with Simpson, the star doesn't appear to be fazed.
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While fans have begun to question whether Cyrus is moving too fast with Simpson, the singer doesn't appear to be fazed.
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If Unser doesn't seem fazed in his mug shot ... it's because it's the 3RD TIME he's been arrested for drunk driving.
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To his credit, Malone wasn't fazed and continued like a pro ... but check out Bieber's reaction at the end of the video.
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But "Black Museum" clearly establishes that Rolo Haynes is effectively a sociopath, so maybe he isn't fazed by their sheer destructive capability.
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Rose was greeted with a mixture of cheers and jeers, but wasn't fazed by either his homecoming or the reception he received.
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Page said that he is aware of Cleveland's policing history and its consent decree and is not fazed by the federal oversight.
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But Egypt's El-Garhy wasn't fazed and insisted that Doha's terror links, not the economic fallout, was the primary issue at hand.
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Bobby Gillespie: We always wanted to do an album like that great Rolling Stones' album More Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies).
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As for Mr. Caine, never one to be fazed by the ludicrous, he plays Anton as less murderous tyrant than grandfatherly codger.
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Matthews didn't seem too fazed by the alleged incidents ... she was seen smiling and kissing Patrick after the big 23-16 win.
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"All in all I had a great holiday and wasn't at all fazed to spend 10 days away from Auckland," Lewis wrote.
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The same thing happened with the Chain Bridge, the Parliament building, theaters... "I am never fazed by controversy during development," he said.
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But Derulo isn't fazed by Hank's past comments ... he says he's just excited to be part of the legendary football song's revival.
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The 18-year-old has been called out for cultural appropriation multiple times in the past, and yet doesn't appear to be fazed.
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So he wasn't fazed by waiting until the last second of his first game to secure a win a lifetime in the making.
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The water cooler model may have fazed out, but sharing TV is as important and ever — and now we're doing it in public.
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As someone who travels alone — both for work and for pleasure — a lot, I am not remotely fazed by dining on my own.
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One might have thought this would have curbed the corn selloff at the very minimum, but apparently speculators were not at all fazed.
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But, Mookie Betts and Co. don't seem fazed one bit, 'cause that's when the corks start flyin' (right into a local reporter's face).
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She never wanted fame and isn't fazed by it, but somehow when that camera goes on, she never fails to steal the scene.
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Ocasio-Cortez, better known as "AOC," did not seem fazed by the rancor, including from President Donald Trump's family and Fox News pundits.
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But, according to a source who knows her, Tiffany wasn't fazed by the optics of dating Boulos given her father's comments on immigrants.
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Smith is also unlikely to be too fazed by any extra attention as he makes his way through the rest of the season.
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Yet with the national spotlight now on her, several of Judge Pym's former colleagues said she would not be fazed by the situation.
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While Wang said he is surprised that the Twitter account has become such a hit, he isn't fazed by his newfound internet fame.
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Its stock price is up for the year, and even a potential multibillion-dollar fine from the Federal Trade Commission hasn't fazed investors.
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Despite Trump's continued attention to media outlets that he believes cover him unfairly, Gorka said the administration is not fazed by the coverage.
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"I've been blogging and taking pictures of us living in our home for over 10 years, so my kids aren't fazed," she said.
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"I've been blogging and taking pictures of us living in our home for over 10 years, so my kids aren't fazed," she said.
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And yet not for a second did a single Bayern player seem fazed or unnerved or overawed by the location, by the occasion.
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For a seasoned executive like Maximilian Büsser, you would not expect that he would be fazed by the development of a new watch.
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The Champ says he's not fazed by Kovalev threatening to end his career ... and even challenges the Krusher to back up his words.
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But The Notorious didn't seem fazed one bit by the violation ... speeding outta the parking lot in his BMW i8 ... which starts at $150k!!
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It seems the Game of Thrones cast hasn't been all that fazed by the appearance of the cup (actually from craft services, not Starbucks).
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The musicians were fazed by the technobabble; the technologists who had been called in did not understand the industry they were promising to revolutionise.
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I also needed the courage to confront my family, the conviction to fight for my goals, and the strength not be fazed by scrutiny.
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It might be cold outside, but these famous faces aren't fazed by it ... celebs are too busy heating things up with their fiery photos!
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Washington (CNN)Kanye West doesn't seem fazed by the backlash levied against him by fans and friends for meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.
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What has fazed Trump are the imagined sins and crimes of those who have been most clear-eyed about the dangers of his presidency.
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Yet in the rest of what we used to call the civilized world, most seem not fazed in the least by Iran's genocidal language.
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Although people convey their dismay aloud, the inhabitants of the North Pole don't seem fazed enough to actually do anything to get him back.
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The defection surprised a lot of people and made national news, but Calderin didn't seem fazed, spinning it as an effective development for democracy.
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None of that seems to have fazed the man who runs two of Mexico's best restaurants and is now preparing to launch a third.
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That being said, the Auckland native wasn't fazed when we challenged him to raid the MUNCHIES roof garden and whip up an impromptu meal.
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They're facing down a bong-wielding terminator who just walked through a cloud of bear spray and wasn't fazed—I'd be frightened as well.
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That scrutiny has not fazed Mr. Cuomo, who has doubled down on the Buffalo project, putting an additional $21990 million toward its second phase.
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Julia Eaddy, 19355, in Titusville, Florida, said she and her husband had ridden out several hurricanes before and were not fazed by the forecast.
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When he arrived at Joni's Kitchen, a bustling breakfast and lunch spot, he wasn't fazed that the Saturday lunchtime line was out the door.
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Bernie Sanders on Tuesday did not seem fazed by the latest round of criticism directed at him by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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The perp allegedly punched the dog, but the K9 wasn't fazed -- and cops were ultimately able to move in and take him into custody.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump said that he had been expecting the court challenge, but was not fazed.
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But if you aren't fazed by the possibility of infection, scarring, and the countless other things that could possibly go wrong, then by all means.
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If someone tells you that you shouldn't wear a cheongsam because you look like you're cosplaying as Chun Li from "Street Fighter", don't be fazed.
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But the Rocky Horror Picture Show leading lady doesn't seem at all fazed by the competition as she keeps a serious expression on her face.
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Like we've told you, Nicki isn't fazed by Kenneth's checkered past ... as we're told, she and Kenneth have already discussed having babies and getting hitched.
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Kazmir helps Dodgers shut out Padres again SAN DIEGO — The Dodgers' Scott Kazmir wasn't fazed after Clayton Kershaw set the bar high on opening day.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers appear little fazed by the possibility of a no-deal Brexit, but businesses have turned more worried, surveys showed on Friday.
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U.S. sales of existing homes increased 1.1 percent on a monthly basis in March, suggesting that buyers aren't fazed by dwindling numbers of properties available.
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IT'S JUST – WE ACKNOWLEDGE ALONG WITH THE ADMINISTRATION THAT IN ITS PRESENT FORM OF FULL, FAZED IN, IMMEDIATE, 100% DAY ONE – YOU CAN'T DO THAT.
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That optimistic projection may not come to pass, now that Match has taken on Happn directly, but Happn CEO is not fazed by Match's news.
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When I first encountered heroin and cocaine, they fazed me no more than any of the other psychotropics that I took to stabilize my moods.
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Dodgers 19873, Mets 21987 LOS ANGELES — Trailing by three against an All-Star closer, Cody Bellinger and the Los Angeles Dodgers weren't fazed one bit.
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She said she was not much fazed by political corruption (as old as America) or the revelations of Russian meddling into the election (a distraction).
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When it comes to the slowdown in the market, Ancestry CEO Margo Georgiadis isn&apost fazed, citing people&aposs curiosities to understand their family histories.
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The market was little fazed by a private manufacturing survey which suggested some resilience in the world's second-largest economy at the start of 2018.
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For the most part, though, many PE execs seemed little-fazed by how it's getting harder and harder for private equity to achieve high returns.
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The actor told Variety in an earlier interview — his first since being confirmed as the new caped crusader — that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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A person who spoke with Merkel afterward said the German chancellor -- who isn't known for outward displays of emotion -- did not appear fazed by the session.
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While biographers have made hay out of that outsider status, it does not seem to have fazed Nevelson, who appears temperamentally inclined toward never quite belonging.
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Gillibrand doesn't seem fazed, and dismissed Trump's tweet as a "sexist smear" -- and suggested he better not hold his breath waiting for her to back down.
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While Eisele does not seem fazed by the impending arrival, her mom is not quite ready for her first-born to lose her only child status.
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It might sound intimidating to join the cast of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills eight seasons in, but newest star Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave wasn't too fazed.
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The deal shows Brookfield is not fazed by the uncertainty that the trade war between the United States and China has cast on Genesee & Wyoming's business.
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As a long-term investor, Onex is not a "market timer" and it is not fazed by short-term difficulties, the company told Reuters by email.
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Warren, standing at the center of the debate stage with former Vice President Joe Biden, the other leading contender, was not fazed by the extra attention.
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Yasiel Puig doesn't seem too fazed about all the burglaries at his L.A. home -- he just went out and bought a bunch of expensive replacement stuff!
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Graham insisted, however, that he was not fazed by the latest headline about the Trump campaign -- and that it would not distract him from health care.
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It had been two days since President Trump's reported comments about "shithole countries" and the supposedly undesirable immigrants they produce, but the aspiring farmers weren't fazed.
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But his campaign isn't particularly fazed by his debate debut, and his staff believes they can turn things around when Yang takes the stage next week.
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No. 1 Villanova tops La Salle in Big 5 game PHILADELPHIA — Villanova continues to insist that it won't be fazed by its No. 1 national ranking.
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Wendy Williams wasn't fazed at all by 50 Cent's attempt to deny her entry at his big pool party ... she still got what she came for.
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The group does not seem to be fazed by the rise of electronic music festivals both in the United States, where Ultra was founded, or abroad.
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"I remember I came home from college with a purple mohawk my freshman year, and my dad was not fazed," Mr. Wiesel said in the interview.
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Anderer cites this judgment but isn't fazed by it: He shrugs off the charge of sentimentality, and continues to treat the director's films as philosophically profound.
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JON PARELES Snarky Puppy might be today's most popular band whose audience wouldn't be fazed by a nearly 10-minute-long lead single with no words.
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In any case, Jenner didn't seem too fazed by North's embarrassment — North West has always been a little bit sassy, particularly to members of her own family.
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This so far hasn't fazed Trump, who has launched a handful of high-stakes trade disputes with U.S. economic partners shortly after his inauguration in January 2017.
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Meanwhile, Pats head coach Bill Belichick didn't seem too fazed by the loss ... dude's got 5 Super Bowl rings under his belt with Tom at the helm.
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But among the crowd Mrs Trump addressed, in an indoor soccer complex in Berwyn, a suburb of Philadelphia, no one appeared fazed by her rather obvious chutzpah.
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Though Lowry didn't appear too fazed by the comment, she did make a point of telling her friend with clenched teeth, "I'm filming" and the conversation concluded.
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But investors were hardly fazed when President Trump decried Nordstrom for treating Ivanka "unfairly," calling the department store "terrible" in a tweet just before 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Lipinski doesn't seemed fazed by her opponent's display, though, as she and co-host LL Cool J can be seen laughing on the sidelines as Weir performs.
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Erica says she, Hess and her husband were also alarmed when the lifeguard who was standing next to them didn't seem fazed by what had just happened.
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Mills, who is co-chief investment strategist at PNC Financial Services Group, wasn't as fazed by last week's yield curve inversion as most of Wall Street was.
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The fact that the adults who have traditionally run America aren't too keen on the younger generation's vision of a less violent culture hasn't fazed Parkland activists.
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If you're truly curious about fitness-centric wireless headphones but are fazed by Powerbeats pricing — check out these True Wireless Bluetooth Fitness Headphones that are on sale.
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Taking the power of speech away from an actor is like strapping a basketball player's arms behind his back, but Hawkins doesn't seem fazed in the least.
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The wearable's failure doesn't seem to have fazed Snap and CEO Evan Spiegel, though, as the new versions suggest company's doubling down on hardware instead of abandoning it.
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Years of backlash has not fazed Chick-fil-A as it continues to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to groups with a history of anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.
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While Murray is taking home another hefty £2 million paycheck from Wimbledon, he claims he is not fazed by the dramatic fall of the pound owing to Brexit.
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She is herself not fazed by those feelings; after all, as she said in her Globes speech, this September will mark her 45th year as a working actress.
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She didn't appear fazed in the slightest, but if Bella is harboring any residual embarrassment from her fall, she can always turn to big sister Gigi for advice.
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Asked if the president's threat of sweeping tariffs and a trade war with China was overblown, Yong Kwek Ping, chief executive of Inventis Investment Holdings, wasn't particularly fazed.
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He didn't appear too fazed by the online vitriol and said to one critic, "I'm not going to run and hide because the PETA crazies don't like me."
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The coaches did not seem fazed by the misses, but the N.A.I.A. tournament is more about the players than the coaches, anyway, and most are brimming with confidence.
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Neither actor is fazed by the script's more surreal elements, like the jellied pink patches that proliferate on Jeremy's torso as he sells his body for medical testing.
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The prospect of higher borrowing costs has certainly not fazed Wall Street, which hit fresh records on expectations the Trump administration will eventually deliver fiscal stimulus and deregulation.
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In interviews, Mr. Salah has studiously avoided talk of politics, and insisted he was not fazed by the crushing pressure of shouldering the hopes of 97 million Egyptians.
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They sputter and spit at her a bit when she tosses those in, when the moisture from the leaves hits the hot oil, but she doesn't seem fazed.
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Despite previously condemning the president, Kim Kardashian West didn't seem fazed by her husband Kanye West's behavior during his lengthy pro-Trump rant on Saturday Night Live this weekend.
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I apologized for my untidy brows — new hairs seemed to be sprouting with every second — but he wasn't fazed; indeed, many clients struggle with getting any growth at all.
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We have worked, over the years, with almost all the usual suspects and aren't fazed by those VCs who boast a strong brand – it's a people business after all.
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We got Fetty Thursday in L.A. and he told us he isn't fazed by the shooting on the set of Tekashi's music vid with Kanye West and Nicki Minaj.
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Wall Street analysts were not fazed by the missed estimates, and instead focused their attention on stronger-than-expected sequential growth in international markets and upbeat comments from executives.
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" Officials say Carton didn't seem too fazed -- assuring the other man he had another $1 million coming in from investors and "will need to be discussed how to handle.
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Neither the cost nor the upkeep fazed Eduardo Sandoval, who recently ordered a new BMW M53 in a matte black paint the company calls "frozen," for an additional $4,550.
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The pastor taking part in Donald Trump's swearing-in ceremony isn't fazed by the haters, because when it comes down to it, it's an order from the Man above.
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Von Miller clearly isn't fazed by an investigation into whether he illegally caught a hammerhead shark in Miami, 'cause he continues to party it up there ... in open waters.
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" No one seemed fazed when Korobkova related a particular passage in her score to a cryptic hand gesture employed by Laura Palmer, the protagonist of David Lynch's " Twin Peaks .
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But White House officials — some of whom think Ms. Sanders is taking an unfair beating in the press — do not expect Mr. Trump to be fazed by the controversy.
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"The prospect of a government shutdown isn't putting a lid on this boiling market—investors simply aren't fazed," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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Zakiyyah Salim-Williams, the chief diversity officer for Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, which counts both HP and Facebook among its clients, said she was not fazed by the new requirements.
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Victor's pretty easy-going and doesn't seem all that fazed by the surprise in surgery, but in the end, he's very thankful that his old friend Larry is no more.
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The parachute showed no signs of being fazed when the moving sled subjected it to 120,210 pounds of force—220,250 more pounds than the balloon test was anticipated to create.
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Sometimes Brooklyn will feed him the ball at the right elbow, simulate a dribble hand-off, and then let him sledgehammer through a momentarily-fazed defense with his left hand.
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But Candid doesn't seem too fazed, having seen 15x growth year over year and expecting to potentially raise more funding in Q1 of next year, CEO Nick Greenfield told TechCrunch.
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But, it doesn't appear that's fazed the AAF ... 'cause they say they did "extensive background work" on the QB -- and think it's fine for him to play in their league.
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New Lions WR Marvin Jones says he's not fazed by comparisons to old Lions WR Calvin Johnson ... 'cause he knows his skills are gonna make him a star in Detroit.
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That's the beauty of New Orleans: a city so rooted in tradition and having a good time that it's barely fazed by three-hour rain showers or waist-deep floods.
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If smokers are willing to take their chances with cancer and the various other serious health risks with cigarettes, we think they are likely to be little fazed by COVID.
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He must also understand that Washington won't be fazed by a post-deadline provocation -- it will likely be met with a return to maximum pressure and deterrence, with a vengeance.
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UFC rising star Sage Northcutt doesn't seem fazed by Mickey Gall's violent smack talk -- laughing off his bone-breaking threats as pure comedy ... while training with UFC champ Tyron Woodley.
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The singer and actress found herself literally between her boyfriend Casper Smart and her ex Marc Anthony in Vegas, and she doesn't seem at all fazed, The Huffington Post pointed out.
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It's free chicken sandwich day, one of them proclaims, but Earn seems as if he could not be less fazed by the sight of people in cow costumes interrupting his morning.
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Keeler would not be fazed by his southpaw stance or his slick skills, as he says he learned a lot sparring a similar fighter — the British super middleweight Billy Joe Saunders.
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UFC rising star "Platinum" Mike Perry says he knows the devastating right elbow he used to K.O. Jake Ellenberger could've ended the guy's career ... but it hasn't fazed him one bit!
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Step out for an evening run and you might encounter a few trotting alongside you on the road, barely fazed by your presence until they hop away, vanishing into the landscape.
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But if company leaders are fazed, they aren't showing it: "I'm not worried about the viability of MoviePass at all," Ted Farnsworth, chief executive of Helios and Matheson, told The Times.
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"I was crazy about my mom and I wasn't fazed by her being dead," Ms. Rafkin said, noting that Rhoda, an educator, had been in hospice for more than six months.
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When things are going good or going bad, you still have to be on the ball versus him because he's not going to get fazed, he's not going to be disrupted.
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Prices were fazed by tensions in the Middle East after Saudi Arabia said on early Friday it had intercepted and destroyed several ballistic missiles launched by Houthi militia towards Saudi cities.
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Several real estate agents in the area expressed skepticism that the Carters could achieve their asking price, but the couple said that they have done their research and are not fazed.
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Convinced of the primacy of the healthy US economy, willing to shrug off a day's losses on the stock market and wielding his favorite tariff tool, Trump is not at all fazed.
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Dr. Jewrell Rivers, of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia, wasn't fazed when the student, unable to find a babysitter, brought the baby girl to his lecture course on Nov. 30.
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Click here to view original GIFThese daredevil dudes are total pros, so they aren't fazed at all when one of their guys gets his wingsuit caught on the wheel of an airplane.
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Some context going into the interview: Wall Street isn't fazed by the Russia controversy: If you look at Facebook's financials, you would know have no idea they're going through a political crisis.
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Clinton projected steeliness throughout the debate and did not seem fazed by her loss in Michigan, taking comfort in her accumulation of more of the delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination.
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Fortunately (or unfortunately), my fiance and I have encountered this many times in our travels together and weren't too fazed, but I could see it as potentially uncomfortable for less seasoned partners.
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Jeff didn't learn that Miguel wasn't his real father until he was 10, but says he was more fazed about learning he needed to get glasses than he was about the news.
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The 19-year-old New Orleans Pelicans rookie was NOT FAZED by the swarm -- he kept his composure and knocked out a ton of autographs before eventually walking to the team bus.
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It meant that by the time I started in the Obama White House, I wasn't fazed by being around and working with powerful men and women while they were making powerful decisions.
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Every possible scenario is running through my head as to how a complete stranger got into my car and was talking to me like he knew who I was, not fazed at all.
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I have to start this review by giving props to the staff at my local Starbucks who were not fazed by my order of a venti Unicorn Frappuccino at 7:05 a.m. whatsoever.
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DeAndre Jordan ain't fazed by the Cowboys' tough loss to the Giants on Sunday, and he REALLY doesn't want to hear any criticism about rookie QB Dak Prescott, simply saying, 'we're 11-2.
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Just yards away, pickup trucks, including one flying a "Don't Tread on Me" flag, circled the town square in what appeared to be a display of conservative feelings, but Abrams was not fazed.
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Gohmert's outlandish statements generally haven't fazed constituents in the deeply conservative region over the years, said Lee Payne, a political scientist at Stephen F. Austin State University, which is located in the district.
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The police had not issued a permit for the march, making it technically illegal, but none of the young parents, secondary-school students, and retirees I spoke to seemed fazed by the danger.
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" Regardless, the chief justice said he isn't fazed by criticism of the court or himself personally, such as when presidential hopeful Donald Trump said Roberts "turned out to be a nightmare for conservatives.
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As retailers scramble to stave off competition from Amazon, one boldface name from Silicon Valley has yet to be fazed by the company's market power and ability to undercut others on pricing and delivery.
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Howard Schultz, the former chief executive of Starbucks, told Andrew yesterday that he was not fazed by criticism that his potential presidential bid as an independent could strengthen President Trump's chances for re-election.
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This wall of supply hasn't fazed nickel bulls because the consensus was that none of it would find its way near a battery because of the high costs of converting it to nickel sulphate.
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" He continues, "Well, this is the fact that some of these people be thinking they can't be fazed / Worldwide plague slowly turning into a rage / Up and down, side to side / Heterosex[uals] and gays.
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The Bachelor's Arie Luyendyk Jr. has already warned fans that next week's finale will be the franchise's most dramatic yet — but one of his final two picks, Lauren Burnham, isn't fazed by the upcoming drama.
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But, we're told the guys weren't fazed by the reminder of their L earlier in the day ... 'cause they danced around until 3 AM ... and then cruised over to McDonald's for some late-night munchies!!!
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LaVar Ball could be right in his analysis of LeBron James' kids -- 'cause Austin Rivers says he's been "getting s**t" for being Doc Rivers' son since he was 6 ... but it never fazed him.
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Britain's economy has performed much better than most economists had expected in the immediate aftermath of June's vote to leave the European Union, with households showing few signs of being fazed by the referendum result.
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Borg has played Connors enough times — he'd won four of their previous five matches after a two-year stretch in which he'd lost six in a row — to not be fazed by the American's melodramas.
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Tom Kite, saddled at the time with the dubious honor of being the best player not to have won a major, however was not fazed by the conditions and beat Jeff Sluman by two shots.
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Pitching away from home has not fazed right-hander Masahiro Tanaka, who will try to prevent a three-game sweep when the New York Yankees visit the Toronto Blue Jays in Wednesday night's series finale.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World Cup winner Carli Lloyd said on Tuesday she had been practising for a hoped-for future in the NFL and was not fazed about the idea of playing alongside the men.
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But plenty of banks and analysts continue to tout the market's strength, pointing to strong fundamentals and noting that Washington's political scandals, as headline-grabbing as they may be, have barely fazed markets at all.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World Cup winner Carli Lloyd said on Tuesday she had been practising for a hoped-for future in the NFL and was not fazed about the idea of playing alongside the men.
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By the time the crew on the Tarini had left Cape Town in South Africa, very little fazed them — not even the two back-to-back cyclones they encountered on the final leg of their journey.
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The market was little fazed by a private manufacturing survey which suggested surprising resilience in the world's second-largest economy at the start of 2018, despite tough crackdowns on air pollution and riskier types of financing.
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Pittsburgh Penguins coach Mike Sullivan appeared at ease shuffling veteran Marc-Andre Fleury in the crease in place of injured goaltender Matt Murray, and the Columbus Blue Jackets don't seem too fazed by the switch, either.
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The Rangers were not fazed: J. T. Miller scored his 20.3th goal a minute later, and Mats Zuccarello and Brassard added goals to enable the Rangers to scrape out another victory that should have been easier.
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Longevity It seems unlikely that McConnell will be fazed by being Trump's latest punching bag, and he has outpaced grassroots foes before, notably in repelling a primary challenge from tea party champion Matt Bevin in 2014.
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Josh, whose sunglasses were missing one lens, doesn't seem fazed by the ex talk in the pool, but when they run into each other in the kitchen as each prepares for their date, he decides otherwise.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Bolles before the Denver Broncos took him with the 20th pick in the draft Thursday ... and he made it clear that he's not fazed by the extra 0s in his bank account.
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" And the twins aren't fazed by their dad being on TV. As the former How I Met Your Mother star reveals, "They're pretty nonplussed by all of that because I've been doing it since they were born.
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It barely fazed her that when she met celebrities like Katy Perry and the cast of Netflix's Orange is the New Black, they already knew her as the face of Flint's water crisis—the littlest water warrior.
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The president's leading spokesman, Sean Spicer, stressed on Monday that the president is not fazed by political differences with the likes of Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Alphabet who backed Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election.
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Jurors did not begin deliberations with their minds made up, and were not fazed by the attention on the trial, juror Nibaldo Padilla told CNN in an interview after the verdict was read shortly after 2 p.m.
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The rumblings in the Democratic Party do not appear to have fazed Trump, who told Piers Morgan that while "you never know what happens with health and other things" he fully intends to run for reelection in 2020.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet over safety concerns has rattled suppliers and fazed rival Airbus, which is avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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"We think FX markets are less fazed by the bill; whether it will induce a material shift in investment and the balance of payments remains unclear," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet over safety concerns has rattled suppliers and fazed rival Airbus, which is avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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The grounding of the latest version of the world's most-sold jet has rattled suppliers and even fazed rival Airbus, with the European company avoiding the traditional baiting of Boeing, while remaining distracted by its own corruption probe.
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Facebook's investors were not fazed by the announcement of a $5 billion FTC fine after baking it into share price expectations, but Facebook's admission that it was now under investigation by the FTC over antitrust issues was a surprise.
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I'm not easily fazed by the idea of wearing ugly headphones for their quality, but the thing that bugs me with the Porta Pro Wireless is that I feel like there was room for them to be better designed.
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I think a lot of time nowadays, it's 'cool' to be unfazed by the world and that's great, but I think it would not be true for anybody to say that you don't have moments where you're not fazed.
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The bands I spoke to didn't seem particularly fazed by the anti-immigration attitudes parroted around the country, and would likely have to deal with the plight of vulnerable independent venues being forced to close more than anything else.
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After news broke that Pattinson would be taking over the role previously played by George Clooney, Christian Bale and Ben Affleck, among others, the internet was divided, but the actor told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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The sudden drought of testimony hasn't fazed Democrats, who believe the depositions they've conducted with a dozen current and former Trump administration figures — including two current members of the National Security Council — so far provide more than enough evidence.
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The scandal, which has not fazed Ms. Le Pen's supporters in France, is another example of how Europe's right-wing parties happily provoke populist fury by attacking the European Union — yet also happily pocket government salaries and other benefits.
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Whatever the reason behind the ban, Bacri, who opened shop less than a year ago, refuses to be fazed — even as he acknowledges profit growth might be a little harder to come by without certain cheeses on the menu.
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That can explain two important developments: Why Sanders' proposals to overhaul the American health-care system haven't fazed Wall Street until now and why health-care stocks rallied during the last three months of 2019 as Warren's support waned.
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So when the actress, 34, confided in Dykstra within a week or two of dating that she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (an incurable autoimmune disease, also known as MS) at age 20, the pro baseball player wasn't fazed.
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The new dad, 41, dished to PEOPLE in a Facebook Live chat Tuesday that while his 7-week-old son Asahd is no exception to the rule when it comes to all-nighters, it hasn't fazed him in the least.
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"All over the industry and all over the world, dangerous harmful pesticides are being fazed out, so I believe one day you will be forced to use alternative methods because pesticides kill all insects, even the friendly insects," Jacobs said.
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If nothing I wrote above fazed you, then odds are good that you're probably already part of Black Mirror's target audience, or else you quickly will be, thanks to the combination of Bandersnatch's classic gaming mechanics with Black Mirror's standard nihilism.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren isn't fazed by the fact that 4 male senators were allowed to read a letter Coretta Scott King wrote about Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions and she was shut down ... she's just happy it was read out loud.
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The company doesn't seem fazed by the speculation and points to its commanding position in the global market for electric power — a $2-trillion-a-year industry poised to grow 80 percent by 2040, driven by increased demand in developing countries.
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People are also less likely to be fazed by spooky things, thanks to an overall cultural shift toward death acceptance — as evidenced by the opening of museums dedicated to mortality, exhibits for morbid curiosities and even the advent of living funerals.
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Whatever criticism he has faced does not seem to have fazed Judge Ellis at all in his conduct of Mr. Manafort's trial, the first to consider charges stemming from the investigation led by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel.
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After news broke that Pattinson, 33, would be taking over the role previously played by George Clooney, Christian Bale and Ben Affleck, among others, the internet was divided, but the actor told Variety that he wasn't fazed by the doubters.
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After giving interviews to the media in which she said she did not regret traveling to Syria and had not been fazed by the sight of severed heads, she asked to be able to return to London to bring up her baby.
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The actor will go head-to-head with R&B singer Ne-Yo in this week's showdown, but the "Because of You" singer didn't seem fazed by his opponent's display — he and co-host LL Cool J were seen laughing on the sidelines.
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Ignoring security protocol, the prince greeted the students as they rushed towards him The teachers attempted to get the students to line up and not crowd Harry, however, the prince was not at all fazed and even posed for some candid selfies.
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Wang Dong, Associate Professor of International Studies at China's elite Peking University, said the move may have had the added bonus in Trump's eyes of sending North Korea a message over its nuclear program, but that China was unlikely to be fazed.
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Wang Dong, associate professor of international studies at China's elite Peking University, said the move may have had the added bonus in Trump's eyes of sending North Korea a message over its nuclear program, but that China was unlikely to be fazed.
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But none of these things fazed Republican voters, because the most important thing Trump had going for him was the "R" next to his name, and an uncanny ability to remind people that as bad as he was, the "enemy" was worse.
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She has a tight crew and she would kill for them," Frankel told PEOPLE, sharing that Cookie loved being on TV. "She never wanted fame and isn't fazed by it, but somehow when that camera goes on, she never fails to steal the scene.
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Speaking on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin, Markus Villig — the CEO of $1 billion-valued Taxify — and Via CEO Daniel Ramot, whose company has expanded from Israel into Europe, North America and beyond, said they are not fazed by battling the U.S. ride-hailing goliath.
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" After their meeting, McKinney was not fazed, he became more interested in adopting a child, telling Bookout, "I feel like this definitely pushes me more toward adoption… more than a biological child because there's so many kids out there that need a good home.
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Disgusting Fish Slime Is an Amazingly Versatile MaterialThe humble hagfish produces a sticky slime to defend itself from predators, as well as to hunt for…Read more ReadWhile the recent hagfish slime ordeal may seem surreal to the average bystander, Thaler wasn't all that fazed.
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"What is typical in these posters is the image of an undaunted, fierce North Korea that is not fazed by the moves by the United States or the United Nations," Koen de Ceuster, an expert on North Korea at the University of Leiden, told Reuters.
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By the end of the meal, you are barely fazed when the server describes the round of cheese that is made only two months of the year, which could be yours for fifty-two dollars, or the bone-marrow crème brûlée—served in a femur.
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To Kimmel's surprise, the supporters weren't particularly fazed by Trump's — fictional — donations to the dentist who killed Cecil the Lion or to the legal defense fund of disgraced Subway spokesman Jared Fogle, who is serving 15 years in prison on child pornography and related charges.
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As the reigning NCAA Player of the Year, a two-time national champion, and someone who clearly isn't fazed by the NBA, Brunson deserves more minutes in the Mavericks's rotation, and to be taken more seriously as an important part of their exciting young core.
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On the other end of the fear spectrum, my seemingly unflappable seatmate, who never showed any anxiety during all of the flight's seven-plus hours, told me that, now, after several flights on this mission, she couldn't imagine being fazed by normal airplane turbulence.
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We're on our way to soundcheck before her biggest UK date so far (at Electric Brixton in south London), and in the short afternoon we spend together, I pick up on just how much momentum propels her days along – it's all go, though she's not fazed.
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At a central Milan branch of the Caffe Vergnano 1882 coffeehouse chain, the manager, Raffaele Schiavone, said he was not fazed by the new rival, even though one of four regular Starbucks scheduled to open in Milan by the end of the year will be nearby.
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"What is typical in these posters is the image of an undaunted, fierce North Korea that is not fazed by the moves by the United States or the United Nations," Koen de Ceuster, an expert on North Korea at Leiden University in the Netherlands, told Reuters.
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It's been raining on and off all day, but that hasn't fazed the three hundred person crowd of Cuban fire dancers and party-goers of all ages and orientations who have been partying since 22 PM, lip-locking and two-stepping despite the atypical gray Havana sky.
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The former president still waited to greet the Trumps as they walked in to take their seats, shaking the billionaire's wife Melania by the hand, then moving on to grim-faced handshakes to each of Trump's kids -- perhaps in a steely bid to show he was not fazed.
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"I recently had one family going to Zimbabwe with a son who is allergic to gluten, fructose and nuts, and the lodges they're staying at weren't fazed by this at all and, in fact, wanted to know all his favorite foods so the boy would be happy," he said.
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Cathy O'Neill, a mathematician who's been outspoken about the dangers of putting our trust in "Big Data" like algorithmic learning without calling for accountability, told Vox via email that she wasn't fazed by the news of the face-swapping craze, because the technology has been around for years.
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While he said that comparisons between the two — blondes with Russian roots who stormed the tennis stage at a young age — were unfair to both, he observed that Anisimova and Sharapova did share a diligent work ethic and an ability not to be fazed in the biggest moments.
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On this trip, Mr. Trump himself seemed less fazed by the drama and intrigue than he had been during his Iraq adventure last year, when he admitted to "concerns for the institution of the presidency" and for the safety of his wife, Melania Trump, who had joined him.
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The way Elshowaya told these stories — describing the intense parts in Arabic before switching back to English, pausing to unwrap one of the fun-sized Kit Kats from the bowl sitting on the coffee table, giggling at her own sweet tooth — you'd think she'd never been fazed by the government's tactics.
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Still, while much of the Washington and global establishment will be bracing for more, Trump supporters are unlikely to be fazed, since his unpredictability and disdain for long-held conventions and behavioral codes are exactly why they voted for him as they looked for someone willing to shake things up.
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By contrast, firms that are headquartered in London for cultural, legal and tax reasons, but that have little exposure to the British economy and do not use Britain as an export hub—companies such as SABMiller, a brewer, or ArcelorMittal, a steelmaker—will not be fazed by recession and the falling pound.
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"Creating a fictional character can be anything you want it to be, with the director of course molding and guiding you," Ms. Block recently explained in her dressing room, seemingly energized rather than fazed by the many pages of adjustments that had landed on her table a couple of hours before a preview performance.
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When asked whether he simply had an ax to grind against Trump over Arpaio's pardon, Case told CNN that he wasn't surprised or fazed by the pardon -- he half-joked to a friend after Arpaio was found guilty of violating Snow's order in July that the President would pardon Arpaio and then name him secretary of Homeland Security.
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From battling to give him access to the education he deserves in a mainstream school to the organization that's required for him to be able to take part in extracurricular activities to tackling the mountain of paperwork that his hundreds of appointments (speech, occupational and physiotherapy appointments, to name just a few) demand, I'm no longer fazed by much.
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Roseanne Barr, who recently relaunched her television sitcom "Roseanne," said on Monday that she isn't fazed by people who are mad she supports President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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That drop nudged the dollar down to 113.30 yen, while the dollar index dipped 0.2 percent as it continued to cool after rallying following Donald Trump's U.S. election win and as the Federal Reserve prepares to raise U.S. interest rates next week.. The prospect of higher borrowing costs has certainly not fazed Wall Street, which hit fresh records on expectations the Trump administration will eventually deliver fiscal stimulus and deregulation.
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